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Moonwise

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Greer Gilman's landmark debut returns to print in a stunning new paperback edition. At the end of the year when the days are shortest, Ariane arrives for a visit with her childhood friend Sylvie. ...
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  • 27 April 2027
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Greer Gilman's landmark debut returns to print in a stunning new paperback edition.

At the end of the year when the days are shortest, Ariane arrives for a visit with her childhood friend Sylvie. But when the young women bring candles out into the icy woods to mark an old family solstice tradition, Sylvie vanishes without a trace.

Frantic, Ariane seeks a way to follow her beyond the veil to the realm of Cloud, where godlike beings vie for power over the seasons. As she and her otherworldly companions search for Sylvie, they are quickly caught up in an ancient battle for the sun’s return.

In her Crawford Award–winning debut novel, Gilman weaves a spell of lyrical, incantatory prose that conjures a world beyond time and a cosmic dance that spans earth and heavens and all between them.

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Price: $24.00
Pages: 432
Publisher: Lanternfish Press
Imprint: Lanternfish Press
Series: Nine Weaving
Publication Date: 27 April 2027
Trim Size: 9.00 X 6.00 in
ISBN: 9781968039097
Format: Paperback
BISACs: FICTION / Fantasy / Historical, Fantasy, FICTION / Fairy Tales, Folk Tales, Legends & Mythology, FICTION / Fantasy / General, FICTION / Fantasy / Dark Fantasy, Historical fantasy
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"A work of genius."—Diana Wynne Jones

"Greer Gilman is a writer like no one else."—John Crowley

"Astonishing... You've never experienced anything quite like this before.”—Locus Magazine

"A work of inexhaustible richness.”—Encyclopedia of Fantasy

Greer Gilman’s mythic fantasies are Moonwise, Cloud & Ashes, and Lightwards. Her Ben Jonson mysteries, set in the theatre world of 1600s London, are Cry Murder! in a Small Voice and Exit, Pursued by a Bear. Her fiction has won the World Fantasy, Otherwise (Tiptree), Shirley Jackson, and Crawford awards. She has written on the languages of the fantastic, on archetypes of girls in fantasy, and on Sylvia Townsend Warner. Her writings are quoted in the Oxford English Dictionary. A graduate of Wellesley College and the University of Cambridge, and for many years a librarian at Harvard, she lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.